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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Theologie LH 1, 18, 3
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85 gy G8
5. 59. Flactenus potiora argumenta
Remonstrantium, quibus ipsi niEnnEuE,
recensuimus. Ouancum ad Socinianos, ii
exutraque sententia quadam decerpunt,
quibus suam Causam instruant. Cum
Remonstrantibus conspirane in omnibus,
quae contra Ablolutum Decrecum di-
CuntuT, urgentes omnes qua inde na-
scuntur, Consequentias: neque minus
ipsis conrenit cum Calvini sequacibus in
omnibus, quae isti ursene contra possibi-
licacem cerca Praelciencix fucurorum.
Concinsentium ? Ita ut opusnon sic vel
Argumenta quibus sencenciam Cuam ad-
Pruunt specialius recensere, vel iisdem
plura opponere, quam in recentione ar-
rumentorum quibus Remonstrantes Sen-
tentiam suam stabiliune, jam cum Factum.
eAt. Propterea his diutius haud immo-
racurus, nonnullas de toca Maceria Ob-
serrationes paucis adjiciam.
5. 60. Fc primo quidem intuitusatis
apparee, multum inesse ponderis, iis, quae
proutraque sencencia adducta sunt: UF
mirum videri non portie, si Educatio, d
constans atrentio ad Dissiculeates altru-
trius sencenrix neslecta altera, unt Cum
tem.
me
hane apuo veum, quod libet, licet: sed illi non libet
nisi sapienter, juste sancte agere.
es objertiones insolubiles veritati oppom non possunt.
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